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At least 40 people, mostly journalists and human rights activists, have had their passports annulled.
Rights groups say it is part of an intensifying campaign of repression against the authoritarian president's opponents.
Maduro was proclaimed the winner of the disputed July vote by electoral and judicial authorities.
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